(p. 20) adhibidyaka metaphysical. 19)

(p. 30) anupāẏa want of means or resource; helplessness. a. resourceless; helpless. 107)

(p. 69) abhyupagata approached, come near; pledged, committed. 16)

(p. 41) apamiśraṇa adulteration.

(p. 7) agrahāẏaṇa the eighth month of the Hindu calendar (from the middle of November to the middle of December). 16)

(p. 2) akṣudhā lack, absence or loss of appetite. 102)

(p. 55) abanibanā lack of amity; disagreement; bad blood; ill-feeling. 11)

(p. 17) adhitbaka (zool.) exodermis; the outermost layer of an animal's skin. 80)

(p. 24) ananukaraṇīẏa incapable of being imitated; inimitable. 6)

(p. 73) araba noiseless; silent, still. অরবে adv. noiselessly; silently. 46)

(p. 56) abikalpa having no alternative or substitute. 70)

(p. 9) acchidra having no hole or opening; free from defect or loophole; perfect, flawless. 69)

(p. 41) apañjarī an invertebrate. 62)

(p. 90) asta (myth.) an imaginary mountain behind which the sun goes down whilst setting (also অস্তগিরি, অস্তাচল); the setting of the sun, moon etc., going below the horizon; decline; end; fall. ̃গত, ̃মিত a. (of the sun, moon etc.) that which has set or gone below the horizon, declined. ̃গমন, ̃মন n. setting or going below the horizon, decline. ̃গামী, অস্তাচলগামী a. going to set, setting. অস্তোদয় n. the rising and setting (of the sun). adv. throughout the day; from dawn to dusk. 36)

(p. 53) abaktabya that which cannot or should not be uttered; unspeakable. 5)